Crowne Spray Sealant

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The easiest way to add gloss and water beading protection that actually lasts.

Ridiculous gloss and slickness without streaking
Up to 3 months of tested, reliable protection
Effortless application with zero learning curve
Hydrophobic finish that repels water and contamination
Safe for all exterior surfaces, including trim and glass

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Size: 16 oz

16 oz

Gallon

What Is It

The gloss enhancing, paint protecting Crowne.

Crowne: Spray Sealant is a cross-linking polymer sealant that's a versatile powerhouse for paint protection and added gloss.

Spray it absolutely everywhere. It works on paint, glass, plastic, and rubber, ensuring an all-around slickness and shine on each surface.

It's honestly way too user-friendly. Apply it to wet or dry surfaces without worrying about streaks or complications. It also works well with others, allowing you to layer it over previous sealants, waxes, or ceramic coatings, adding an extra layer of defense without any compatibility concerns.

With a formula free of surfactants and detergents, it's highly durable against soaps and shampoos, lasting longer throughout many washes.

Crowne Spray Sealant is what you want for a lasting, streak-free, and protected shine.

How to use it

It's too easy to use. Next time we'll make it harder.

As a drying aid, simply spray each wet panel 1-2 times and dry off with a microfiber drying towel.

For dry paint, spray 1-2 times per panel. Work in with a plush microfiber towel. Flip the towel and buff to a deep shine.

How to dilute it

Ready to use Spray Sealant.

Crowne Spray Sealant is ready to use and requires no dilution. 1-2 sprays per panel is all you need. If you prefer added protection, wait an hour or two, depending on temperature and humidity, and reapply.

Crowne : Spray Sealant

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What's Up With The Build Up In the Bottle?

We admit, the chunkiness on some of the bottles isn't too attractive, especially the gallons, but rest assured it's totally normal and nothing to be worried about. Guaranteed.

What's happened is, some of the polymers that create the hardened shell that give your car an insane boost of gloss and slickness were activated by air during filling, and have bonded with the teal colorant. The only way around that would be to fill each bottle in an air-tight chamber, which, for obvious reasons, isn't totally doable at the moment. But, don't worry, it won't affect how it performs. If anything, it shows you how strong the formulation of Crowne truly is.